Majano removal question?

[Aquattro]

I got a couple of corals from a guy which came on a rock that also has a 3" maxima clam attached. However, it has a few majanos on it (like 40!!). What is the best way to remove these, assuming I can get the clam off the rock? I'd hate to have to toss a perfectly good clam.

[Proteus]

How bout a toothbrush and pail of water. I would try it then dip clam in clean water after to remove any "spores" from cleaning it

[Aquattro]

Thought about that, but I recall years ago trying to remove xenia that way, never worked Maybe scrape the shell area with an exacto blade?

[Proteus]

I had great luck with a needle and boiled vinegar though 40 is quite a bit

[FishyFishy!]

Yeah thats how I did them too. Needle and vinegar. Worked well, but then 40 is a lot. But hey, just sit down with some beers and getter duun!

[don.ald]

Place empty clam or oyster shells on top of the nem, they will climb on top to get to the light. Toss out the shell.

[PoonTang]

Christy loves mojanos. She has a whole tank full of them just to prove it.

[mohammadali]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nFFpBRVOZ_0

this guy has good ideas about killing majanos

[Aquattro]

Originally Posted by PoonTang

Christy loves mojanos. She has a whole tank full of them just to prove it.

Now she has a whole bunch more

[christyf5]

Originally Posted by PoonTang

Christy loves mojanos. She has a whole tank full of them just to prove it.

Hey! I don't have majanos anymore. Well I didn't before I got this here rock My filefish will make short work of them

And its a run of the mill crocea, pretty blue tho